Sentence examples for attendings from inspiring English sources

Instead, most doctors will only talk openly about their errors at hospital Morbidity and Mortality Conferences--or M. & M.s--which take place weekly at nearly every academic hospital in the nation, and which include surgeons, surgical attendings, residents, interns, and medical students.

"The attendings there were amazing in their dedication to their patients," Mr. Kono said.

"Traditionally, the response would be to encourage the patient: 'You're in good hands here, everything will be fine.' Yet I have posed this scenario to a variety of physicians, both residents and attendings, and found that some consider themselves obligated to list the possible complications and the risk of death, even if the mortality rate from the procedure is minuscule".

All too often when taking a history, residents and attendings in a hurry will simply use the cut-and-paste function to save time and bypass asking potentially important questions that have been asked before.

For generations, he mentored young surgeons and attendings and was a source of wisdom and inspiration to us all.

In previous campaigns, rally-attending crowds of up to a million people expected the candidate to pay their "lunch and travel costs".

I've worked in offices where fully mortgaged, highly educated, even church-attending fathers of four have sworn like sergeant majors throughout the working day without causing any offence to those around them.

Danny Shalou, a family friend, turns up one day as "Father Shalou" and is transformed in the eyes of my daily-Mass-attending grandmother.

ATTENDING Indian weddings and ending up the night sweaty and tired from hours of bhangra dancing have been regular parts of my weekend repertory since I was a child.

Finally, names that overlapped at least a dozen or so data points were overlaid with voting records to yield a database with the addresses and, in many cases, e-mail addresses and cellphone numbers of the more than 17 million faith-centric registered voters — not just evangelical Protestants but also Mass-attending Catholics.

"We have to go from one where people think of themselves as being in a high-school-attending culture to being in a college-attending culture".